FACT CHECK: ‘Duterte kidnapped’ and other FALSE claims related to his arrest
An FB post falsely claims that former president Rodrigo Duterte was "kidnapped" due to lack of documents of his arrest.
Try
An FB post falsely claims that former president Rodrigo Duterte was "kidnapped" due to lack of documents of his arrest.
Clips of Catholic devotees during processions in Quiapo and Cebu City are being passed off as marches supporting former president Rodrigo Duterte.
Social media posts claiming that world leaders such as Trump and Putin gave strong messages of support for Duterte are fake.
A YouTube video falsely claimed that the ICC has convicted former president Rodrigo Duterte and sentenced him to life imprisonment for crimes against humanity.
The disinformation game plan now appears to have shifted to undermining the ICC, linking it to the leftist groups in the Philippines, and questioning its objectivity to destroy its credibility.
Duterte would rather see women as subjects of his male domination.The reality has changed overnight. As fate would have it, all three judges sitting for his pre-trial in the International Criminal Court are women.
On the first appearance of former president Rodrigo Duterte before the International Criminal Court in The Hague, the Pre-Trial Chamber 1 rebuked his camp twice.
The Chamber verified the identity of the suspect and ensured that he was clearly informed of the crimes he is alleged to have committed and of his rights under the Rome Statute of the ICC in a language he fully understands and speaks.
Several pages online are circulating a video showing alleged Duterte supporters in The Netherlands. This is false.
Webstreaming of the Duterte initial hearing at ICC:The hearing can be followed in English and French on the ICC website (https://www.icc-cpi.int/) with a 30-minute delay.